LS engien in a 7?????
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Quite a few have been made, I remember Jenkins project on this thread:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
chuntington101 said:
I was thinking maybe a Dax with a mildly tuned LS1 could be VERY fast.
But would it be quick?At what point will the extra weight of engine and gearbox upset the balance present in a smaller engined, less powerful car?
Look what happened when Lotus first went racing in the USA.
thanks for the responses guys! 
im not looking to do this, just always thought it would be very different and using the modern LS engines would probably be more civilised than the high output Rover V8's.
as for would the car be fast, well who would have thought a VERY peaky 400bhp turbo busa DAX RUSH MC would be quick?
also i hear the Cossy engined DAX are prety quick. I think an LS engine could make an intresting alternative to these.
Chris.

im not looking to do this, just always thought it would be very different and using the modern LS engines would probably be more civilised than the high output Rover V8's.
as for would the car be fast, well who would have thought a VERY peaky 400bhp turbo busa DAX RUSH MC would be quick?

also i hear the Cossy engined DAX are prety quick. I think an LS engine could make an intresting alternative to these.
Chris.
SimonV8ster said:
This was what I saw on another thread -
I have driven this car, quick is not the word. F-ing quick, thats more like it, and it handles pretty well.Barry Ashcroft said:
This has a 6.6ltr Alloy small block with 500bhp and weighed 752kg,
Weight was 51% front 49% rear
Is it quick? You bet your ass it is

Weight was 51% front 49% rear
Is it quick? You bet your ass it is

Steve
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